bundjalung people造句

• The Black Head lookout holds particular significance to the Bundjalung People.
• The Arakwal people are a sub-group or tribe of the Bundjalung people of Byron Bay.
• According to the oral traditions of the Bundjalung People, these areas were first settled by the Three Brothers and their descendants.
• Goanna Headland is also significant as the site where the ancestors of the Bundjalung people arrived by sea and populated the surrounding country.
• One of the families moved north, another west and the third to the south, forming the three branches of the bundjalung people.
• The indigenous Bundjalung people of eastern Australia use " tea trees " as a traditional medicine by inhaling the oils from the crushed leaves to treat coughs and colds.
• Prior to the arrival of European settlers in the 1840s, the Woodburn area-known as Maniworkan to the Indigenous inhabitants-was the home of the Bundjalung people.
• Although the Rainbow Serpent of the Bundjalung people may differ slightly from other Aboriginal representations of the myth, it does retain many of the similar features, stories and characteristics common in other areas.
• Bundjalung people believe the spirits of wounded warriors are present within the mountains, their injuries having manifested themselves as scars on the mountainside, and thunder storms in the mountains recall the sounds of those warriors'battles.
• "' Bilin Bilin "'( born c . 1820; died 1901 ) was a member of the Yugambeh Bundjalung people in Australia, who gained respect of the European colonials and received a king plate for it.
• Lieutenant James Cook FRS RN, did not know that the Bundjalung people for many miles around called the mountain'Wulambiny Momoli', and that it was an important sacred site, as their lives and religion were strongly linked to the land.
• Like the spirits of the [ Native Americans ] in the United States of America, the Bundjalung Nation Aboriginal spirits, the Dirawong and the Rainbow Snake, continue to live on in the land and water, which originally belonged to the Bundjalung People of the Far North Coast of New South Wales and South East Queensland area.
• The "'Bundjalung "'people ( a . k . a . " Bunjalung ", " Badjalang " & " Bandjalang " ) are Aboriginal Australians who are the original custodians of northern coastal areas of New South Wales ( Australia ), located approximately northeast of Sydney, an area that includes the Bundjalung National Park and Mount Warning ( known to the Bundjalung people as " Wollumbin " ( " rainmaker " ) ).